€ 55,00
We would like to invite you to the Bandeja Padel Tournament in Nieuwegein at Binck on Friday, December 4 🎾
Friday, December 4
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Montageweg 15, 3433 NT Nieuwegein
This tournament does not count towards your KNLTB ranking, so you do NOT need a ranking or KNLTB membership to participate.
We play in the following categories:
Within each category, we further divide teams based on their level during the group stage to make the matches as competitive and enjoyable as possible.
Not sure what your level or ranking is? No worries — send us an email at info@padelspijkers.nl.
You can find a detailed explanation of the different levels below.
€55 per team (€27.50 per person)
The winners of each category will receive some great prizes.
You will play all your matches with the same partner you registered with.
Comparable to KNLTB 8/9 and Playtomic 1–2 (approx.).
You have been playing padel for a few months, approximately 1–2 times per week, or you have been playing irregularly for 1–2 years.
You may also have previous experience with another racket sport. You are comfortable with the basic shots: forehand, backhand, volleys and serve.
After serving, you usually stay towards the back of the court, and many points are played from the back of the court.
Similar to tennis, you and your partner usually switch sides when serving.
Comparable to KNLTB 6/7 and Playtomic 2.5–4 (approx.).
You already have a good amount of playing experience and play at least once a week.
You are practising shots such as the bandeja, vibora, bajada and chiquita and are gaining more control over these shots. You have good control of the basic techniques.
Tactically, you are becoming more confident:
Comparable to KNLTB 4/5 and Playtomic 4+.
You have plenty of playing experience and play at least twice a week. You regularly participate in competitions and tournaments.
In addition to having strong control of the basic techniques, you are comfortable with padel-specific shots such as:
You are also capable of hitting winners with a kick smash or power smash — sometimes even hitting the ball out of the court.
Tactically, you have a strong understanding of the game: